Superstar Rajinikanth is playing the hero in the film Coolie, produced by sun Pictures. Directed by lokesh kanagaraj, the film stars actor Rajinikanth in the role of Deva. Nagarjuna, Chaubin Sahir, and aamir khan play the villains in the film. shruti Haasan, Sathyaraj, and upendra also play important roles. The film is set to release in theaters on august 14. Ticket bookings for the film have also started across the country and are going on in full swing. The ticket bookings for the film Coolie began yesterday morning in Kerala. Similarly, the bookings for the film began in tamil Nadu at around 8 pm last night. As soon as it started, every show was going house full. The first show of Coolie in tamil Nadu is scheduled to be screened at 9 pm. But before that, the first show of Coolie will be screened in kerala and karnataka at 6 am, so Rajinikanth fans are showing interest in going there and watching the film. Due to this, ticket bookings are going on in full swing there too.
10,000 tickets have been sold in 37 minutes since the ticket sales for the film Coolie started in Bengaluru. That too, so many tickets have been sold in just 66 shows. With this, Coolie has broken the record of the film kgf 2. When the ticket booking for the film kgf 2 began, it took 45 minutes to sell 10,000 tickets. That too, the number of shows was 80. Coolie has now broken it. Earlier, Leo had set the record for the fastest film to sell 10,000 tickets in Bengaluru. That film had achieved this record in 50 minutes, but Coolie has broken that too.
Although Coolie is a tamil film, there are two main reasons why it is so popular in Bengaluru. One of them is that kannada actor upendra plays an important role in the film. The other is that Rajinikanth's hometown is Bengaluru. That is where he worked as a bus conductor. Due to this, his films always have a crowd there. Therefore, Coolie is expected to be a big hit in karnataka as well. It is noteworthy that Rajinikanth's latest film Jailer, set a record by grossing over 50 crores in Karnataka.

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